Q: What does a typical day at Camp Spirit look like?
A day at Camp Spirit includes opportunities for children to continue their journey of wonder, exploring faith through listening
and experiencing the sacred stories, enjoying times of creativity and science, moving to music, sharing a
meal together and appreciating getting to know one another.
Because of the current challenges with COVID 19 all of our 2020 camps will be held in outdoors with washroom facilities nearby.
Strict hand-washing and disinfecting guidelines will be adhered to for the health and safety of our campers and staff. Click on this link for more information regarding these guidelines: Camp Spirit 2020 COVID 19 Guidelines.
All snacks and lunches will be provided by catering companies.
Typical Schedule:
9:00: Drop Off
9:00 - 9:30: Children gather in small groups and prepare for the day
9:30 - 10:00: Worship together
10:00 - 12:00: Exploring theme in both small and large groups (art, music, stories, play). A snack is served during this time.
12:00 - 12:45: Lunch
12:45 - 1:30: Quiet time: Camp Spirit Spiritual Practices and other quiet activities
1:30 - 2:45: Large Group Activity
2:45 - 3:00: Closing in Small Groups
3:00: Pick up
and experiencing the sacred stories, enjoying times of creativity and science, moving to music, sharing a
meal together and appreciating getting to know one another.
Because of the current challenges with COVID 19 all of our 2020 camps will be held in outdoors with washroom facilities nearby.
Strict hand-washing and disinfecting guidelines will be adhered to for the health and safety of our campers and staff. Click on this link for more information regarding these guidelines: Camp Spirit 2020 COVID 19 Guidelines.
All snacks and lunches will be provided by catering companies.
Typical Schedule:
9:00: Drop Off
9:00 - 9:30: Children gather in small groups and prepare for the day
9:30 - 10:00: Worship together
10:00 - 12:00: Exploring theme in both small and large groups (art, music, stories, play). A snack is served during this time.
12:00 - 12:45: Lunch
12:45 - 1:30: Quiet time: Camp Spirit Spiritual Practices and other quiet activities
1:30 - 2:45: Large Group Activity
2:45 - 3:00: Closing in Small Groups
3:00: Pick up
Q: What kind of activities will take place at
Camp Spirit this year?
Camp Spirit 2020 - Online Camp
Children and youth will hear stories, play games, engage in: art, drama, scavenger hunts, outreach and more
Camp Spirit 2020 - In Person Camp
Children and youth will hear a story related to the theme of the day, engage in art, science, drama and movement activities, outreach to the local community, there will be structured games and time to just play.
Children and youth will hear stories, play games, engage in: art, drama, scavenger hunts, outreach and more
Camp Spirit 2020 - In Person Camp
Children and youth will hear a story related to the theme of the day, engage in art, science, drama and movement activities, outreach to the local community, there will be structured games and time to just play.
Q: What does my child have to bring to camp?
Your child should arrive to camp wearing loose, comfortable clothing, close-toed shoes (or secure sandals - no flip flops please),
a hat and sunscreen.
We encourage children to bring a backpack with extra sunscreen, a water bottle, rain gear, and a change of clothes
in case of spills or accidents. All items should be labelled with their names.
*Camp Spirit will have hypoallergenic sunscreen available if forgotten.
Registration includes a Camp Spirit t-shirt which must be worn at all times for safety reasons
(plus, the kids love them, and you don't have to worry about messy crafts!).
a hat and sunscreen.
We encourage children to bring a backpack with extra sunscreen, a water bottle, rain gear, and a change of clothes
in case of spills or accidents. All items should be labelled with their names.
*Camp Spirit will have hypoallergenic sunscreen available if forgotten.
Registration includes a Camp Spirit t-shirt which must be worn at all times for safety reasons
(plus, the kids love them, and you don't have to worry about messy crafts!).
Q: What kind of food will my child be eating?
Camp Spirit aims to provide nutritious, fresh, and simple food for our campers.
The catering companies for each site are
Food Safe Certified and can accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions
(please indicate these on your registration form).
The menu will vary from site to site, but all will have fresh fruits and vegetables
and a well rounded lunch.
The catering companies for each site are
Food Safe Certified and can accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions
(please indicate these on your registration form).
The menu will vary from site to site, but all will have fresh fruits and vegetables
and a well rounded lunch.
Q: What safety measures will be in place?
Leadership training for all Staff this year will include COVID 19 guidelines
in addition to other safety procedures.
The Camp Director and Staff will have knowledge of the current B.C. Government COVID 19 health and safety guidelines as well as our own Camp Spirit COVID 10 Guidelines
They will also have knowledge of other safety procedures for each site location
(including earthquake).
All of the Staff have First Aid Training (Emergency Child Care First Aid CPR/AED Level B)
and all sites (and the Camp Director) will have First Aid Kits readily available.
All sites will be equipped with hand-washing stations and hand sanitizing equipment.
All equipment and resources for activities will be thoroughly cleaned two to three times a day by the staff.
Children will be monitored by the staff and helped to adhere to appropriate distancing and cleaning routines.
Face masks will be available for use when necessary.
We take every precaution to make sure that the children are always in a
safe and secure environment.
in addition to other safety procedures.
The Camp Director and Staff will have knowledge of the current B.C. Government COVID 19 health and safety guidelines as well as our own Camp Spirit COVID 10 Guidelines
They will also have knowledge of other safety procedures for each site location
(including earthquake).
All of the Staff have First Aid Training (Emergency Child Care First Aid CPR/AED Level B)
and all sites (and the Camp Director) will have First Aid Kits readily available.
All sites will be equipped with hand-washing stations and hand sanitizing equipment.
All equipment and resources for activities will be thoroughly cleaned two to three times a day by the staff.
Children will be monitored by the staff and helped to adhere to appropriate distancing and cleaning routines.
Face masks will be available for use when necessary.
We take every precaution to make sure that the children are always in a
safe and secure environment.
Q: How do I register?
Follow this link!
